Where you sleep

Nine rooms. Three shapes. Every one has a window that opens and none of them has a television.

A gable room fitted in under the rafters

Rafter rooms

Three of them, put in in 1961 when the roof was opened up. The ceiling follows the rafters and the head height at the walls is 1.65 metres, which is a fact rather than a complaint.

Count	Three
Floor	Under the roof, one flight up
Size	19 to 22 square metres
Bed	One double
Heat	Radiator, and the chimney passes through two of them

A ground-floor room lined in dark timber

Ground rooms

Four, along the back of the main floor, lined in the cypress that came out of the roof in 1961. These are the quiet ones: the back of the building is cut into the slope and there is nothing behind them but earth.

Count	Four
Floor	Main floor, back
Size	24 square metres
Bed	One double or two singles
Heat	Radiator, and a stove in two of them

The covered gallery along the west side of the lodge

Gallery rooms

Two rooms opening onto the covered gallery on the west side. The gallery takes the afternoon sun from about four, and it is roofed, so it is usable in rain.

Count	Two
Floor	Main floor, west
Size	26 square metres plus the gallery
Bed	One double
Heat	Radiator

In all nine

A wool blanket on the bed as well as the duvet, because the power does go off.
A kettle, mate and a gourd if you want it, and tea if you do not.
Wardrobe, chair, desk or table, reading light on both sides.
Hot water from the same boiler as the kitchen, which means it is quick in the morning and slow at eight at night.

Arriving

Rooms are ready at three and we ask for them by eleven. The bus from Bariloche stops at the village terminal; it is seven kilometres from there and we will come for you if you give us the arrival time the day before.

Children

Welcome in the building, in the kitchen and on the gallery. Not on the lower floor at any hour, for the reason given on the gaming room page.